Credit Bureau Reporting & Dispute Resolution Analyst
The Credit Bureau Reporting & Dispute Resolution Analyst at Capital Now will manage borrower credit data reporting to Credit Information Companies. This role ensures timely, accurate submissions and compliance with RBI regulations while reconciling internal data against bureau reports. The position requires strong proficiency in Excel and OLM file standards to handle disputes and minimize rejection rates. The analyst will collaborate across Risk, Finance, and IT teams to maintain data integrity and support audit requirements.
50k new jobs listed every day. Install TAL to find more jobs like this.
Experience
2-6 years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Credit Bureau Reporting & Dispute Resolution Analyst at Capital Now will manage borrower credit data reporting to Credit Information Companies. This role ensures timely, accurate submissions and compliance with RBI regulations while reconciling internal data against bureau reports. The position requires strong proficiency in Excel and OLM file standards to handle disputes and minimize rejection rates. The analyst will collaborate across Risk, Finance, and IT teams to maintain data integrity and support audit requirements.
TAL's take
Solid operational role in a niche fintech domain, though company status is unverified.
Extremely well-defined responsibilities, clear metrics, and specific technical requirements.
Must haves
- 2-6 years experience in Credit Bureau Reporting or Credit Operations
- Strong proficiency in MS Excel for data analysis and validation
- Hands-on experience with OLM file preparation and CIC portals
- In-depth understanding of RBI regulatory guidelines for CIC reporting
Tools and skills
Nice to have: sql.
About the company
Unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
Posts mentioning Capital Now
What would you do in similar position?
We are seeing news of lay-offs from many companies- in India as well as RoW; Being at the receiving end of it is utterly painful. But who is to blame? Hindsight is always 20/20; So in the current moment, we can go about and blame the management for overhiring and now firing. But since a lot us would get into similar shoes over time, would love to know how others would have done it differently. When the market was kind and capital was cheap, companies/functions/leaders wanted to experiment with every or more ideas having some potential. They wanted to test every market (in terms of geo expansion) and if they wouldn’t competitors would. Definitely some experiments become successful while some fail. There would have been a pressure from Investors which would have translated to internal pressures. Even most of us were just shifting jobs for money without even having conviction in business models of companies we were joining. Who to blame? Investors for seeking growth or CEOs to not have enough hindsight or experience to know such times will come or functional leaders to comply to wishes of their management? Or us to fall into unsustainable greed trap? But now it is about survival. Cutting off vestigial or infected organs vs letting the whole org die. What would you have done differently in the shoes of these CEOs?
Delhi Faces Record Fire Calls on Diwali Night
Delhi Fire Department reported an unprecedented surge in emergency calls on Diwali night, marking the highest number of fire-related incidents in over a decade. - Received 320 distress calls related to fires and emergencies. - Three deaths and twelve injuries reported. - Significant rise in fire hazards across the capital. - Authorities emphasize safety measures during festive celebrations. - Air quality plummeted to 'very poor' category with AQI at 361. Source: [Asianet Newsable](https://newsable.asianetnews.com/india/diwali-2024-delhi-sees-over-300-fire-related-incidents-smog-pushes-aqi-to-very-poor-range-ajr-sm9a0q), [The Economic Times](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/delhi-fire-director-confirms-300-calls-in-12-hours-on-diwali-no-major-fires-reported/videoshow/114835492.cms), [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/delhi/delhi-fire-department-receives-highest-number-of-calls-in-the-last-10-years-on-diwali-article-114834816), [Hindustan Times](https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/delhi-fire-dept-records-highest-diwali-emergency-calls-in-10-years-3-dead-12-injured-101730433289601.html)
Profitable Trader
I am a profitable trader since years but since last 4 months I have made a good profit of 2.95 lakh using capital of 5 lakh by taking overall trade of more than 250-300 (per day 2-3 trades ) All the trade are in equity I have found 2-3 Staretgies which has high accuracy of around 60-70% with 1:2 risk reward I have spent years to found this edge and now I want to automate(algo trading) 1 of my strategies Can anyone help me? I am also a programmer